@eldrforge/kodrdriv 1.2.6 → 1.2.7

package/dist/arguments.js

@@ -58,6 +58,7 @@ z.object({
     publish: z.boolean().optional(),
     parallel: z.boolean().optional(),
     continue: z.boolean().optional(),
+    status: z.boolean().optional(),
     includeCommitHistory: z.boolean().optional(),
     includeRecentDiffs: z.boolean().optional(),
     editorTimeout: z.number().optional(),
@@ -251,6 +252,7 @@ const transformCliArgs = (finalCliArgs, commandName)=>{
             // Note: parallel property is not part of the tree config type
             if (builtInCommand !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.builtInCommand = builtInCommand;
             if (finalCliArgs.continue !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.continue = finalCliArgs.continue;
+            if (finalCliArgs.status !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.status = finalCliArgs.status;
             if (packageArgument !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.packageArgument = packageArgument;
             if (finalCliArgs.cleanNodeModules !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.cleanNodeModules = finalCliArgs.cleanNodeModules;
             if (finalCliArgs.externals !== undefined) transformedCliArgs.tree.externals = finalCliArgs.externals;
@@ -562,7 +564,7 @@ async function getCliConfig(program, commands) {
     addSharedOptions(releaseCommand);
     const publishCommand = program.command('publish').option('--merge-method <method>', 'method to merge PR (merge, squash, rebase)', 'squash').option('--from <from>', 'branch/tag to generate release notes from (default: previous release tag)').option('--target-version <targetVersion>', 'target version for release (explicit version like "4.30.0" or semantic bump: "patch", "minor", "major")').option('--interactive', 'present release notes for interactive review and editing').option('--sendit', 'skip all confirmation prompts and proceed automatically').option('--sync-target', 'attempt to automatically sync target branch with remote before publishing').option('--no-milestones', 'disable GitHub milestone integration').option('--from-main', 'force comparison against main branch instead of previous release tag').description('Publish a release');
     addSharedOptions(publishCommand);
-    const treeCommand = program.command('tree [command] [packageArgument]').option('--directory <directory>', 'target directory containing multiple packages (defaults to current directory)').option('--directories [directories...]', 'target directories containing multiple packages (defaults to current directory)').option('--start-from <startFrom>', 'resume execution from this package directory name (useful for restarting failed builds)').option('--stop-at <stopAt>', 'stop execution at this package directory name (the specified package will not be executed)').option('--cmd <cmd>', 'shell command to execute in each package directory (e.g., "npm install", "git status")').option('--parallel', 'execute packages in parallel when dependencies allow (packages with no interdependencies run simultaneously)').option('--excluded-patterns [excludedPatterns...]', 'patterns to exclude packages from processing (e.g., "**/node_modules/**", "dist/*")').option('--continue', 'continue from previous tree publish execution').option('--promote <packageName>', 'mark a package as completed in the execution context (useful for recovery after timeouts)').option('--clean-node-modules', 'for unlink command: remove node_modules and package-lock.json, then reinstall dependencies').description('Analyze package dependencies in workspace and execute commands in dependency order. Supports built-in commands: commit, publish, link, unlink, development, branches, run');
+    const treeCommand = program.command('tree [command] [packageArgument]').option('--directory <directory>', 'target directory containing multiple packages (defaults to current directory)').option('--directories [directories...]', 'target directories containing multiple packages (defaults to current directory)').option('--start-from <startFrom>', 'resume execution from this package directory name (useful for restarting failed builds)').option('--stop-at <stopAt>', 'stop execution at this package directory name (the specified package will not be executed)').option('--cmd <cmd>', 'shell command to execute in each package directory (e.g., "npm install", "git status")').option('--parallel', 'execute packages in parallel when dependencies allow (packages with no interdependencies run simultaneously)').option('--excluded-patterns [excludedPatterns...]', 'patterns to exclude packages from processing (e.g., "**/node_modules/**", "dist/*")').option('--continue', 'continue from previous tree publish execution').option('--status', 'check status of running tree publish processes').option('--promote <packageName>', 'mark a package as completed in the execution context (useful for recovery after timeouts)').option('--clean-node-modules', 'for unlink command: remove node_modules and package-lock.json, then reinstall dependencies').description('Analyze package dependencies in workspace and execute commands in dependency order. Supports built-in commands: commit, publish, link, unlink, development, branches, run');
     addSharedOptions(treeCommand);
     const linkCommand = program.command('link [packageArgument]').option('--scope-roots <scopeRoots>', 'JSON mapping of scopes to root directories (e.g., \'{"@company": "../"}\')').description('Create npm file: dependencies for local development');
     addSharedOptions(linkCommand);
@@ -820,7 +822,7 @@ async function getCliConfig(program, commands) {
                 const firstTruthyArg = args.find((arg)=>arg);
                 if (firstTruthyArg) {
                     commandOptions.builtInCommand = firstTruthyArg;
-                    if ((firstTruthyArg === 'link' || firstTruthyArg === 'unlink') && args.length > 1) {
+                    if ((firstTruthyArg === 'link' || firstTruthyArg === 'unlink' || firstTruthyArg === 'run') && args.length > 1) {
                         const secondTruthyArg = args.slice(1).find((arg)=>arg);
                         if (secondTruthyArg) {
                             commandOptions.packageArgument = secondTruthyArg;